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Ivy and the Sleepy Farm
The sun went down over the little farm. Ivy waved to the hens.
“Goodnight, hens,” said Ivy. “Cluck,” said the hens.
Mac walked beside her, slow and soft and warm.
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Ivy and the Sleepy Farm
As the sun goes down over the farm, Ivy says goodnight to everyone she meets — the hens, the lamb, the old sheepdog — in a slow, repeating rhythm built for the very youngest listeners.
Story choices
- 0 to 2 years
- Daily Discoveries & Activities
- Life on the Farm
- Feeling loved
- Dreamy Pastel art
- (Optional) A Pinch of Magic: She copies every animal sound she hears
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0 to 2 years
Ivy and the Sleepy Farm
As the sun goes down over the farm, Ivy says goodnight to everyone she meets — the hens, the lamb, the old sheepdog — in a slow, repeating rhythm built for the very youngest listeners.
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Mira and the Pocket Planet
While exploring her garden, Mira discovers a tiny glowing planet tucked between the marigolds—and learns its secret sky only opens when she trusts what makes her different.
View example3 to 5 years
Suki and the Singing Kite
At the festival, every kite soars except Suki's—until she learns hers was never meant to copy the crowd, but to sing its own way into the sky.
View example3 to 5 years
Elliot and the Secret Dinosaur Door
Beneath the stairs, Elliot finds a door no bigger than his hand—and on the other side, a prehistoric world where his toy dinosaur is very much alive.
View example6 to 9 years
Leo and the Library Lion
After closing time, Leo discovers the library holds one last surprise: a gentle lion who needs his help to chase down escaped stories before the sun comes up.
View example6 to 9 years
Noor and the Rainbow Train
Noor climbs aboard a rainbow train where every carriage hides a new friend, a question she'd never thought to ask, and at least one very surprising snack.
View example10+ years
Amara and the Silent Labyrinth
A cracked mosaic on a school trip drops Amara into the labyrinth she has read about a hundred times — except there is no thread waiting for her, her grandmother's compass has stopped pointing north, and what is at the center is not what the myths promised.
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